Definitions and Examples of seafaring, seaworthy
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Relating to or involved in sailing on the sea.
Example
He has spent most of his life as a seafaring man, traveling to different parts of the world.
Capable of withstanding rough seas; fit for sailing.
Example
Before setting sail, the captain made sure that the ship was seaworthy and all safety measures were in place.
Key Differences: seafaring vs seaworthy
- 1Seafaring describes someone who is involved in sailing on the sea, while seaworthy describes a vessel that is capable of withstanding rough seas.
- 2Seafaring is a relational antonym, while seaworthy is a gradable antonym.
Effective Usage of seafaring, seaworthy
- 1Travel: Use seafaring to describe someone who travels by sea.
- 2Boating: Use seaworthy to describe a vessel that is fit for sailing.
- 3Nautical Vocabulary: Incorporate these antonyms to enrich your nautical vocabulary.
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Remember this!
The antonyms seafaring and seaworthy describe a person or vessel's ability to navigate the sea. Seafaring describes someone who is involved in sailing on the sea, while seaworthy describes a vessel that is capable of withstanding rough seas. Use these words to talk about travel, boating, or to enrich your nautical vocabulary.
